 "Dr. Anupam Roy is an eminent Nephrologist with more than 20 years of experience. His specialities include the management of non-dialysis chronic kidney diseases, diabetic kidney diseases, hypertensive kidney diseases and other kidney diseases. He completed his studies from MBBS from Assam (Central) University, MD (Internal Medicine) from Dibrugarh University and DNB (Nephrology). Dr. Roy is also has a member of Indian Society of Nephrology, Indian Society of Organ Transplantation and Association of Physicians of India.")
Dr. Anupam Roy is an eminent Nephrologist with more than 20 years of experience. His specialities include the management of non-dialysis chronic kidney diseases, diabetic kidney diseases, hypertensive kidney diseases and other kidney diseases. He completed his studies from MBBS from Assam (Central) University, MD (Internal Medicine) from Dibrugarh University and DNB (Nephrology). Dr. Roy is also has a member of Indian Society of Nephrology, Indian Society of Organ Transplantation and Association of Physicians of India.
The first 100 days after a kidney transplant are critical, requiring careful medication adherence, infection prevention, regular monitoring and prompt attention to warning signs.
Sweat keeps bodies cool but when people are sweating they often disrupt normal amounts of sodium in their bodies especially if their kidneys do not work as well as they should. Read more how heat stress can affect your kidney health.
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